Synopsis The 26/11 Mumbai terror attack has exacerbated the trauma of terror not only in India but all over the world and increased the national demand that our Anti-terror machinery as well as laws need urgent enhancement if the scourge is to be tackled head on.

The 26/11 Mumbai terror attack has exacerbated the trauma of terror not only in India but all over the world and increased the national demand that our Anti-terror machinery as well as laws need urgent enhancement if the scourge is to be tackled head on.

We need not just laws that lend substance to our emerging anti-terror strategies but more importantly, a whole new generation of people who must be educated on what it means to fight terror in a democratic setup.

This means that every one in India and those abroad whose profession, interest or roots lie in India, need quality inputs on the laws: acts and rules that govern the Indian fight against terror.